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AnANDoNnEvr orr RAILRoAD ExrRESN

PIIIABrIIIIf, Jan 2s.-Thc Adams Express Company
through ii- president. W Il. Dnsmorc and John iI"cy
have negotiated a contract with Austin Cobn' resi-
dent OF the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad 10 the
effect that Adams Express Company takes possession oi
the express business on that road ana an NS
leased lines and branches on February l.
The Philadelphia and Reading the first 10
bcgin is own cxpre.s and after experience
of twelve years has found II unproiiabc ana ulsa's-
factory and gives II upto the company hht formerly
oprraird H. This proves that Mr. torbin's policy II rev
cnuc road aud doubt he SECS rs other rhiohd
officials do that the express business u trade 9hN u
der-ood by those brought in IT, The Adams Express
Company acquires least l,JuO miles "I territory III
Pcnns yauia heretofore operated as railroad express
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PnLADELiInl Jan. ~ (SDccab. Nine bales oil
smugglcd wool were seized in this city to-day by customs
agents The goods h been fraudulcnty cntcrcda Rouse
Point The discovery that the wool was not domestic
was made by Special Agent IIaulon from New York, ana
spectl inspcctors MrVoy. ONeIll and Chance IL was
found that the goods had been h,fcrrcd from Moore
Junction l,on,es Point, and easily passed thence 10
American shipping /. domestic woods rpccldl Agent
Ianlon said that neither the shipper OF the bales nor the
consiguces were aware that they had been snuggl"d
IIc Thinks that the odS Smngglcd by 'ahahi'h
farmer The duty would amount Ia $500.
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TRYING TO SET ASIDE FoREcLoSURE.

AGO. Jan. 2-.A bill To set aside the foreclosure
sale of Plymouth. Kankakce and Pacific Railroad
which has long been known part OF the Indiana, Hi
nois and Iowa road was ncd here today Ia the Fed
cr,l Circuit Court 10y Robert j.. Ennis and
others. Tncy ask that the property, which
l. worth ~ beast S-Oo.Ooo. lie rr-ohi,
this time the benefit oi the tondholdcrs According to
the bll the foreclosure made June II. ls17 under u
mort .agc for s3.GOO.OOO Notwithstanding that only
>J.I H. Was due, road acquired for $1,000 ny
]. &. Cu-hnau. lie failed 10 rrtfcct The sale uhul
February. IN-l Then. IN company with j. D. Harvey
and Frank f. Hawkins who IA the meantime bought up
majority of the bonds almost nothing. had the sale
confirmed The road immediately turned over To The
newly organized Indiana Illinois aud Iowa line, of when
Harvey president
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TELEG GRdPHIC NOTES.
SAD DEATH OF A MOTHER AND CHILD

SAD DEATH OF MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
BUR- OAK, Mich Jan 2J.-Mrs Asa j. NJ. Millinan anu
her children under OF found drowneu
In cistcr OF yesterday evening by her
husband Upon the mothers body was tod stone oil twenty
cp0unds weight
JUSTICE METED OUT TO MURDERER
CHCAGo Jan 26.-The trial OF Harry Gilmore for tho nlur
der OF George Mcbride In lssl resulted last night In
diet Of guilty the penalty beng fixed at thirty years o
pentcntiy Had Gilmore been acquitted he w9nla hap
been for swindng Patrick Burk OF b. LOUIS o
OF 800 by the gold brick trick.
FATAL BRAWL IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 28A Fort smith (Ark) dispatch say
In aliorcaton yesterday morning u tho Chocsw I
tion, william Banlser killed Frank Walker. ana was hso
wonnded In tho thigh Walker had rented farm on when
Banster living and this morning moving In who
Banister moving ont"
DONOVAN OFFERS TO MAKE ANOTHER JUMr;,
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 70 Issscia Larry DONOVAN wn ,oy
Jumped Brooklyn Bridge, and who has enteion o
walking held In this city shortly sau rn
that lac would lump Chestnut street brge on
ruaIy IL The police will that he does not do H.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN TIE WEST
CHICAGO jan 2A-A Umes dispatch from Omaha says nst
frum orth Bond and other points
An radius Of 100 that city report tia inc peopo
OF that city much startled about O'Clock 1851
6y what Ia supposed have been severe earthquake
check
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To RESIST EVICTION on ACHILL ISLAND

DuBIIy Jan 2s.-The people of Achil Island, of the
coast OF County Mayo preparing to repel the sheriff
who is his way thither to execute fifty cjectment
writs. The people watching day and night for his
cou and have arranged TO give notice OF his approach
If at night by means OF fires and rockets The fifty
eecmens II executed will put in the road about all the
islanders who present have decent shelter. The cO
pie Of the island extremely poor aud nearly all were
Supported last winter spring by charitable cOntrbu-
raised and distributed by The he,r York sun The
st OF eyictODs at Glenbeigh County Kerry began
tC4ay
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prulRxlBLE PROwEss or 4 DETECTIVE.

Chicago, Jan. 2s.-A dispatch from Fort Arthur,
Ont. saws The mounted police report terrible fight
between the IIoady gang of counerfeiters and st.
Poul detective Frank s. Dacre, who has been en-
ployed some months ago by the Canadian Government
to capture this gang dead alive. The police say tnat
last Monday Dacre came upon the outlaws and killed
three of them-James Pearson Thomas Matthews and
Thomas Doyle. Tie rest of the band were captured
by the police. The police state that Dacre displayed
wonderful strength in the fight fairly lifting one OF the
band in his arms and bringing him down with such
force az to kill him. Dacrc is but twentysx years OF
ace He receives ~ 900 and expenses Tor his services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

PROFESSOR W1RFTELDS MIND NOT MADE tf.
PIITsBuRG, Jan. 2S tSIeciol-Professor Bei9a'hih
Wareld Of the Western Theological Seminary Is sti uh-
decided To his course relative to The cIar oi Duco
and PoleInic Theology Princeton Seminary. To-day nc
presented a comnu 10 the petition OF
students asking him 10 remain In this city, but rs one
said today the students much ut sea about ms IN
tcnton before. Professor Warield only thnnkcu no
students for esteemng HIM 40 highly, but did not m.
nouncc his determination regarding the call Professor
Wareld will visit Princeton Ia day or two, ana Oh h's
return will have his mind made up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

Five coal shovelers supposed to belong to the Ancnot
Line attacked Policeman Perkins. OF tho Eighth
yesterday about p. M In washington near spin =,
crowd Of 300 strikers we're coming up st
the time and tho officer hurried the Police stauon
he reported that riot seemed imminent He ven nsi pmc
and Tie crowd set upon him again captain NM awav
nd Ten men hurled 10 his rescue and got MIN Sm
William Osman who had led in the attack upon vreSs
Perkins, WAS arrested and locked up hs wAs
clubbed. f~
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RESULT OF DANISH PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS.

CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 2s.-The elections for members Of
the Folkething were held today throughout nmark.
Most Of the former Deputies reelected The result
in twenty-five districts Is yet The party of
the Right gained seats. and Copenhagen retu ned
Right Deputy from every division excepting whore
the have been counted The two Socialists
returned the last election defeated All tnc Min
listers seeking reelection successful.
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SCHWAR RITZ. THE SUSPECTED BRAHEBAN ".

CHICAGO Jan. GA dispatch from Morris. H. says
Schwartz the brakeman charged with the express
robbery and MURDER is suffering severely from nervous
prostraton but s better than when he came here IL
appears now Schwartz not indicted by the last
Grand Jury which met here, although there something
this point which the officers do not seem inclined 10
clear nm More restrictions are being placed upon the
Jail and hereafter It's freedom will not be EXTENDED 20
visitors Schwartz has received letters telling MN 10
where about him. and that he will he trapped II ne as
Schwartz ASSERTS his ability to show that he handied
robbery.
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hhf"hniN" NohiH Chh"Hi'E' -.
RALkIGIi, ~ c., JAN % (Specab.-The Dill 10 cn"nso
the present system OF county government so US 10 eoo
the county commissioners the justices OF tho peace '
school committeeman by the people and not by appoihV
ment OF the Legislature Is now the case mas pceh
under discussion for four days In tho House. vote WI"
taken to-day second reading and the bill passed ps
vote OF 81 10 81 The bill will probably pass thiru au
ing to morrow IL Is considered certain that lno oo
will kill the bill when 1t reaches that body Ihs 10 "o
main Issue bet ween the two parties In the state.
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THE POPE AND TIE GERMAN ARMY BILL.

THE POPE AND THE GERMAN ARMY BILL
BERLIN, JAN 2S-Ihe Frankfort Ga-ehe has n dispatch
from Rome saying that the Vatican is surpiie at the
assertions of the organs OF the Prussan Government rcla
tive the attitude of the Pope Prince Bismarck the
dispatch promised the Pope the abrogaon OF the
May laws in return for the Vaticans influencing the
Centre party to vote for the septennato The Pope
responded that lie unable to interfere but that lie
had caused the leaders of the Catholics 10 know that he
would he pleased If the members OF the Centre found
voting for the sepennate consistent with their political
duf
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A SEAT FOR Mr.. GOSCHEN.

TLoNDOS, Jan. 2s.-The refusal OF thirty Parliamentary
seats has been offered TO Mr.. GOschcn.
Mr.. Gladstone has written letter congratulatng the
Liverpool electors their I'm their struggle
against the personal aud official influence Of Mr. GoschcD.
the intervention Of the Marquis of Harrington. and the he
lief of antagonists that seek 10 the Union
On the contrary" the latter desire 10 convert
the Union into OF cordial and perpetual Affection n'
81 o. q force"
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lRRrST or ygW.YORK DRUNMER.

RICHMOND. Va, jan % (SpceaD.-C. E. Sherwood
commercial salesman of New-York CITY, was arrested
here this morning charged with selling goods without
license. He placed in the station house ana MS '"~
YER started at once TO Baltimore to apply to Judge Bond
~ tho limited States Circuit Court for writ OF habeas
corpus offered coupons OF the STATE Sas
a license, which the United state supe,no h,t Srbch
thn Appellate Court Of the state decided dlasrsnty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

EXGOV. HOADLY TO PRA C7ISE IN EEW YORK.
CINCINNATI Jan. 2s.-Judge Harmon, OF the Superior
Court. has forwarded his resignation 10 Governor For
aker 10 take effect March This enable him To take
a place " the law firm which Ex-Governor Hoadiey
leaves 10 enter upon law practice In New York CITY
Governor Foraker will appoint judge TO fill tho vacancy
caused by Judge Harm0n's resignation.
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sEKENADING MOKONEY AT kILNATNTIAM JAIL
DUBLS, Jan. 2S.Bands OF music and crowds Of people
assembled outside Kilmainham Jail this evening and ser
enaded the Nationalist MorOney, who Imprisoned for
refusing testify in his bankruptcy arising out OF
the adoption of the Pan of Campaign Mr. OBricn. in Il
speech referring 10 Mr. Chambcrains coEdrinnaiip oi
the Plan oi Campaign said that Mr. thamh"fains He
for the last wear had been a lie and that hS turning
against his friends degraded him equal TO assassin.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

LISBON. Jan. 2s.-An official decree has been promu
gated imposing heavy duties on imported Manufactured
tobacco
CONsTANTINOPLE, Jan. % Russia refuses to Join for
NAL conference the bulgarian question. When set
temcnt has been effected the Ambassadors VIII meet o
give "A concrete expression OF their decisions
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WARRANT sIGNEp FOR moKEs ExrRApIriox

MONTREAL, Jan. % tSpecdh.-The Department Of
Justice to-day signed warrant for the exradition of
John f. Hokc the defaulting bookkeeper Of the Mer-
chants National Bank OF Peoria Ill. C. p. Davidson.
q. c. Hokcs counsel went up 10 Ottawa to-day To urge
a stay OF proceedings, but the Minister refused the
eat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
THROUGH NEWYORK STATE.
ICE YACHTS on ORANGE LAKE

IL l..
NEwBrRG, Jan - tNpecidh.-A strong southwest wind
blew this afternoon Orange ke,which Is nearly ten
miles long when the Lake club iceyachts pulled
up o'clock and started for their st race Oh the
winter The Captain H. C. Higginsons iaSt
yacht snowdrf carrying larger sail than any or the
rest j. Blackburn Milers clipper. The Impulses CON-
molorc Willctt kdds feet Cold Wa7c and George Z.
Trmblc's Alert. Two other yachts Homer :. Ramsdelrs
EsaumauX aud Frank G. Woods Helen, broke downJust
previous 10 the aud had Ia retire The Esquinalx
carried away her bbOom and the Helen broke her fui-
dcrpost In tue wind. The race was for the champion
pcnnaut which presented 10y Messrs. BegSs ana
Moore this city. The ten miles The wind
and sun had melted the light snow and submerged the
surface under inch of water. A the yachts sped ike
lightning through ii the spray flew In all directions After
giving time allowance the enowirlft won the race ana
pcnnan handily ~ minutes 2l2 seconds. The Alert
crs line second and Commodore Kidds son brought
I'm the COhi Wave third.
THE FORGEH BALDWIN AND THE MEAD ESTATE
NEwBtRG Jan. 2s.-In the dispatch concerning the al
legged orgcr Baldwin II should have been stated that he
was accused not Of forging the will of Isaac r. Mead but
o. cXertins undue influence the tcstaor to secure be-
quest in his own favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

ARREST OF FIVE TEXAS TRAIN-ROBBERS
WASHINGTON Jan. 2s-Chef Post Office Inspector " est
was today informed that five Of the men engaged In the
robbery Of the railroad train st Gordeas Tex on Sunday
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sr,BcHIyg FOR PILOT REDDIy'S BODY.


Poryr PLEASANT n J Jan. 2S. All day drills at the
, stations here have been discontinued in order
10 search for Pilot Reddns body Search Is made night
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

pute between the employers and the coal miners OF
Northumberland The employers ordered reduction Of
122 per cent in and the miners voted In favor OF
going out on strike.
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DISCUSSING THE FISHERY QUESTION.
EXPLANATIONS IN THE HOUSE OF CoMMoNs-CANA

EXPLANATIONS IN TIE hOCsE VI SON"io-'0 N'-<>
DIAN VESSELS IN AMERICAN WATERS
IoSDOS Jan. 2s.rhe subject OF the dispute between
the United states and Great Britain in regard TO the
Canadian fisheries was brought up In the House o 'ol
mons this afternoon sir James Ferguson. Parliamentary
Secretary OF the Foreign Office in answer To inquiries
said that the Government had comforting with the
Government of the United States the question. The
Canadian fisheries he said very valuable ana the
Government had followed the policy concerning them
which had adopted by the preceding Governments
and woud maintain the rights Of the cOonsts with every
desire 10 conciiae the United States The Government
were unable present TO narae the whole course OF te
negotiations with United States hut coud state that
adispach had been received which was OF pacific char
acter and afforded material grounds for hope OF nhai
settlement of the dispute. -.
United states Minister Phelps had an hours conference
with tie Marquis salisbury today at the PrenicTs re-
quest. TO discuss the Canadian fisheries question Inc
conference was cordial both sides LORD ralis
bury expressed himself grne AT thc general .ohc Va
the American press and people III the dispute ana he as
sured MIR. Phelps that England and Canada were equally
desrous OF an amcable adjustment OF the whole case
EAsrpoRT Ne. Jan 2s.-The winter school OF herring
has in the American shore. ana about twenty
five English vessels fishing on THIS shore
Meanwhile the cruiser Middleton Is patroDg between
here and t Andrews ready To seize American fish
erman that may venture oScr the dead-ine
TO RESTRAIN THE MINORITY IN PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Jan 2s-The Governments proposals for the
reform of the procedure rules OF Parliament leave the
numerical limitations for enforcing closure the same as
before but transfer the initiative for demanding closure
TO any member who obtained the Speakers consent
10 make the motion.
Motions to adjourn the House and discuss business OF
urgent public Importance. which have been dependent
hitherto upon Of forty members, shall not III
the ut ire without the consent OF the speaker 10
whom "A statement upon the SUBJECT proposed 10 pc us
eussed must be submitted III "rltlhg.
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In the world of fashion, temper tells. Bull
wer wrote something about the Masquerade
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leaders; who will rise to the top, like bubbles
on the champagne; who must be women of
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s. A. a. A. p. Railroad.
NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has Now,Two Trains. Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goys in force TO-DAY, giving two trains daily, as
follows:
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"HIs Little Circle Of Wives"

"How old is John Taylor nowl"
Slightly. That poor old man is withouta
home today. He is a polygamist, but he Is 50
years Of age. They get TO raiding him and
pursuing him, and he called his little circle Of
wives around him and said: AN that can
do is to go and live by myself 1t is cruel to
be separated from you all, but there is no
other way.'"-From @Gath's" interview with
a son Of Brigham Young.